One Miracle More
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One Miracle More
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Verse 1:
How can water become old wine
Can a silent man talk
And I know that a lake is not
A good place for a walk
There's more to it than a blind man's sight
It's the reason why He came and died
Chorus:
One miracle more
Is the one that He really came down for
To pay the price
And die in my place, as a sacrifice
Now I know that He came to do
One miracle more
It's the one that He really came down for
His love for me
Gave me salvation free, how can it be?
He came to do one miracle more
Verse 2:
With the sound of His voice
He silenced the sea of my soul torn apart
He took the breath from the raging winds
And breathed life into my Lazarus heart
I touched His robe, and His healing flowed
Renewed my crippled mind, cured me from inside
Chorus
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